| What is Lich?: https://elanthipedia.play.net/Lich_scripting_engine | |
| Lich New User Guide: https://lichproject.org/new-user-guide.html | |
| What is Dependency?: https://elanthipedia.play.net/Dependency | |
| Dependency First Time Setup: https://github.com/rpherbig/dr-scripts/wiki/First-Time-Setup | |
| Dependency Script Documentation: https://elanthipedia.play.net/Lich_script_repository | |
| DR-Scripts Tutorials: https://github.com/rpherbig/dr-scripts/wiki/DR-Scripts-Tutorials | |
| YAML Validator: http://yaml-online-parser.appspot.com/ | |
| Lich mapping guide: https://elanthipedia.play.net/Lich_mapping_reference | |
| Player Shops: https://dr-scripts.firebaseapp.com/ | |
| Hunting Ladder Spreadsheet: http://i.imgur.com/lCcb3rD.jpg |
| # This line is required, it basically includes the Flags we'll use to monitor the game text | |
| custom_require.call %w[events] | |
| # Create a Flag. This monitors the game text in the background. The first argument is the name. The second part is the text to match. You can use regular expressions here if you want. | |
| Flags.add('watch-for-trouble', 'Trouble just arrived!') | |
| # Make a simple loop (make all your Flags outside of the loop) | |
| loop do | |
| # Check the status of your flag. If the flag was tripped, then the if part here will evaluate to true. If it did not then the code inside the if gets skipped |
Documenting the steps to recreate an exciting tuesday evening
install Ruby using RubyInstaller
edit lich.rbw to use --no-document instead of --no-ri --no-rdoc and use gem.cmd instead of gem.bat (find and replace for now)
| # Sorcery not supported! | |
| use_research: true | |
| research_skills: | |
| - Warding | |
| - Utility | |
| #- Sorcery | |
| crossing_training: | |
| - Warding | |
| - Utility | |
| #- Sorcery |
You get two sets of room data if you have a light source and move into an unlit room. You'll first get the unlit room data (which is not shown in your front end) and the lit room data.
If you have a light source and are in an unlit room and use the 'look' command, you get only the lit room data.
This means you might be able to refresh the room state by 'look'ing for each step you take in a dark area. The area also has to be mapped (manually? no automap? not sure).
Something more robust might involve checking room descriptions for the string "It's pitch dark and you can't see a thing!"
You can use the ;logxml script from ;repository to check or capture more data :)
Documenting the steps to get lich going on a raspi while trying to follow the lichproject.org ubuntu 14.10 instructions.
pi@vaxtron:~ $ neofetch
`.::///+:/-. --///+//-:`` pi@vaxtron
`+oooooooooooo: `+oooooooooooo: ----------
/oooo++//ooooo: ooooo+//+ooooo. OS: Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster) armv7l
`+ooooooo:-:oo- +o+::/ooooooo: Host: Raspberry Pi 2 Model B Rev 1.1
`:oooooooo+`` `.oooooooo+- Kernel: 4.19.97-v7+